Tourists back in May
Call it optimism or wishful thinking, but Pattaya tourism officials believe things will get better for the industry in May.
Pinnart Charoenpol, director of the...
UA resumes international in May
United Airlines is hopeful that it will be able to resume some long-haul direct services in less than a month’s time. The airline has opened...
Estonia to open
The Estonian Convention Bureau has officially laid out the nation's post-crisis welcome mat, announcing the reopening of the local conference sector with a wide-reaching...
Egypt open for tourism
Egypt is to open to international tourism from July 1.
The north African country’s main summer destinations will be Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada and Marsa...
Hiking in Lithuania
With discussions over climate change and world health gathering pace, ever more people express support for sustainable travel. In the recent survey, 42% of respondent...
Marriott: Bottom is behind us
Marriott International saw global RevPAR drop 84.4% in the second quarter, with Marriott CEO Arne Sorenson telling investors that the three months through June...
MAX will test Europe
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has announced today that it plans to begin flight testing the Boeing 737 MAX in the next...
Greenland cuts Iceland
Icelandair will to fly only a dozen destinations in the coming winter, but in the summer of 2021 flights to 32 destinations are scheduled,...
BER´s first runway to close
If you thought the Berlin Brandenburg Airport opening would bring an end to a nine-year-long unlucky streak, you’d be mistaken. The current situation is...
New destination for cruises
The Scottish Government continues to invest in the islands’ expanding infrastructure with £49 million package for new Stornoway Deep Water Terminal.
Secretary Fergus Ewing confirmed...
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Emirates continues upgrading their fleet
Originally, Emirates planned to upgrade 120 aircrafts with new cabins. Now, this has been expanded to a total of 191 aircrafts.
Emirates is undertaking a...
